Cape Horn Round Trip

The Company reserves the right to modify the rates published in these pricing conditions without prior notice, which will be valid from the publication date.

A US $300 deposit per person is required to secure a reservation. This deposit must be paid until 120 days prior to the date of departure. Full payment of the ticket price must be made to the Company no later than 60 days prior to departure.

Until 60 days prior to the date of departure, the date of the trip subject of the reservation may be changed for a later date. The modification shall be subject to availability and payment of the difference in tariff in favour of the Company, if any.

The reservation may be cancelled:

• Up to 60 days before sailing, at no cost or charge, in which case the Ship Operator shall return the value received on the date of cancellation;

• From the 59th day prior to departure, paying the fines indicated below:

– Between 59 and 50 days before sailing……………….. 25% of the value of the sale.
– Between 49 and 40 days before sailing……………….. 50% of the value of the sale.
– Between 39 and 30 days before sailing……………….. 75% of the value of the sale.
– Between 29 and the date of issue of the ticket……….100% of the value of the sale.

• Up to 15 days before sailing is free of charge, provided that any of the following conditions are met:

– The holder of the reservation proves to have been positive in a Covid-19 PCR test within 10 days prior to the date of cancellation; or
– That reservation holder is affected by sanitary measures imposed by the national authorities of his country of origin, or of the country in which the port of departure is located, or international, which restrict or prevent the party from accessing said port on the date scheduled for departure.

The following payment methods are accepted: Mastercard, Visa, American Express and Diners International, as well as bank transfers, Paypal (payment in US dollars) and Transbank (payment in Chilean pesos).

The Company may cancel one or more voyages due to force majeure or acts of God, i.e., the sanitary measures imposed by the national authorities in the port of departure or landfall that prevent the departure or landfall and/or the restrictions imposed by the national or international authorities that restrict or prevent the access of passengers to the port of departure or carrying out maritime tourism voyages.

Furthermore, the Company may cancel, without any liability whatsoever, one or more voyages if circumstances arising from the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic on the maritime transportation of passengers and/or on the tourist cruise market prevent, discourage or affect in any way the feasibility of such voyages. This situation shall be deemed to include the circumstance that the trip in question does not have a sufficient number of passengers to justify its execution, either from the economic point of view or from the point of view of the necessary human or material resources, as well as any other factor that prevents, hinders or makes it more burdensome to have such resources available. The qualification of this circumstance shall correspond to the exclusive judgment of the Company, which shall neither express nor prove its origin, all of which is expressly accepted when the reservation is formulated.

The Company shall not be liable for any rescheduling of sailings or cancellations of the voyages it performs, when the conditions foreseen and/or in force at the beginning of the voyages determined by the sanitary emergency caused by the COVID 19 pandemic prevent sailing on the scheduled dates.

In the event of cancellation of the trip for any of the above mentioned reasons, the Company shall only be obliged to reimburse the value of the amount paid for the reservation, being deemed understood that any indemnity action for any reason, including consequential damage, loss of profit or moral damage, has been waived by the mere fact of making the reservation. The waiver shall apply in case of rescheduling of the voyage.

Each passenger must be fully vaccinated with all COVID-19 vaccine doses necessary for their immunization, following current health standards and with a type of vaccine accredited with the official certification issued by the health authority.

Each passenger, directly or through the travel agency that made the reservation, must send via email and at least 45 days in advance their vaccination certificate.

The Shipowner will communicate to the passenger, directly or through the respective travel agency, any doubts or observations regarding their official certification. The passenger must correct the corresponding doubts or objections. Notwithstanding the preceding, each passenger must show the corresponding official certificate without pending observations before sailing. Without a proper vaccination certificate, the passenger will not be able to board the ship.

Additionally, and before boarding, the Shipowner may require the passenger to perform a Covid-19 antigen test provided by the company for this purpose, which, if negative, will allow them to board the ship. In no case will this antigen test replace the vaccination certificate.

Likewise, the passenger’s responsibility is to have all the necessary documentation required by the authorities to enter the Magallanes Region and the Chilean Antarctic, which must be shown to the Shipowner if needed.

The trips described in the itineraries are usually possible. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Company reserves the right to alter, change or disregard part of this itinerary without prior notice, whether motivated by the welfare and safety of passengers, for the proper preservation of the environment or due to any extraordinary circumstance, fortuitous event or force majeure. Furthermore the departure or arrival of vessels may be subject to possible changes.

Thus, it is not possible to guarantee bird and animal sightings, since the precise location may change.